We scanned 137 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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No ad complaints
My grand children love the Lucas and Friends apps! As a grandparent I love the ad free format. I do not have to worry about inappropriate content. A huge thank you to the creator of this app!
I like spelling silly words and ramming into police cars. I also appreciate the fact there are no ads and paywalls. Kinda wish the fake tiktok had more vids tho :\\\
As someone with an artistic non verbal little sister this game is GREAT! I often see her play this game and she copy's what they're saying I like how there are no ads.And how it brings out creativity 5 stars😁
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